Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
-Fo Jewelry go to Russells'

leaves for San Diego. Cal, Monday.
Virginia Salt the old popular kind In
15Olb Bags for 81 10 at Dosser Bros.
Austin G. Britton has left Dosser
Bros store. to rest until school opens.
H. G. Remine, of Limestone, has also
a Marble Yard in johnson City. aug4l5
Miss Annie Van Dyke, of Chattanoo-
ga, Is visiting At Judge Jas. w. Deader-
icks'
The Aiken Cornet Band furnished
the music for the picnic at Washington
College.
dick Leah. democrat. IS taking in
the Circuit Court and town generally,
this week.
Capt. AL Deaderick started out yes.
terday morning for q weeks fishing on
Elk creek. ~-
Miss Carrie Sumers Of Johnson City,
has been the guest Of Miss Ida Reeves
the last week.
j. J. Hunt has been making some
needed improvements to his drug store
property this week.
Ladies', go see r. M. Mays 10 Button
Dongolia Shoe The Prettiest and Best
Shoe on the market.
Prof. Charles Mason Is attending q
meeting of the State Teachers Associa-
ton at Jackson. Tenn.
Alex. Mathes and Thos. G. Brown,
have returned from a several weeks
visit to Olark's Springs. ~ G5.
y II. w. Garbers's little son, Glen, fell
from a mule he was riding on Friday
1astand broke one Of his arms.
Miss Mertie Waddill left on Wednes.
sopay for Virginia. where she expects 10
teach The school she had last term.
-Ex-Judge Hacker will speak on the
amendment at Cherokee Seminary, 4th
district. on Saturday evening next.
Mrs. L. g. Murphy and Mrs. w. c.
Slemons are spending q few days In
Elizabethton at lile Snyder House.
Our special bargain days are from
Monday to Saturday, the whole year
round; come and see us. Russells'.
DIR. o. II. Kirkptrick and son Hugh,
of Rhea's Mill, Texas, are visiting friends
and relatives in this parto OF the state
-R. M. May carries q large line Of La.
dies Trimmed and n-Trimmed Hats,
which he sells cheap Go see them.
Samuel Jackson and daughter. Miss
Lily, of Mountain City, are visiting Mr..
Jackson's father. Gen. A. e. Jackson.
Ask anybody within ten miles OF
Jonesboro' who put the price Of goods
down, and they will tell you Russells'.
w. D, Biddle, of the firm of Meek &
Biddle. dry goods dealers Of Knoxville,
spent a day or two of the week in town.
r.. NJ May carries the largest line Of
Ladies' and Gents custom made sthees IN
town, and sells them cheaper Than any
ARdssells' murdered Mr.. High Price,
In Jonesboro, and still they are allowed
20 so on Strengthening goods-we can
stop them.
Miss Ollie Clarke, sister Of Mrs. E. L
Hoss, and Miss Lillian Fitzgerald of Nash
vile, passed through the city to-day OF
their way to Unaka Springs.
DIR. A. s. N. Dobson, and Col. T. II
Reeves, viii speak on the Amendment a
Cumberland Shed. in Greene county
Wednesday, September z, 1882.
y. L. Shepherd, Of Fall Branch. VIII,
has been doing jury duty the past week
dropped in on us On Monday and addet
S<his name TO our subscription list.
Mat. NJ. Harris. of Macon. Ca, cam
in from a visit 10 Unaka Springs. Tues
day,N Mr., Harris reports great benefit t
himself from the use Of the water.
in the case of Campbell VS. E. T. Va
& Ga, r. r, company, the jury rendere'
a verdict for $4,000 damages. An ap
peal was taken to the supreme court.
We want a good correspondent i
each Of the county towns and villages
We want one who win send us nothin!
hut what Is good. interesting news mat
ter,
Frank May. of r. Walters Sons .
Co, Knoxville. came up on a visit
home folks ON Saturday evening an
went out 10 May Day on Sunday morn
Ing.
Mrs. Mary c. Turner. of Mobile
who has been visiting the family OF job
s. Malhes, and Miss Essie Mathes lei
for a ~scjourn at Unaka Springs on Tues
day.
Tho A. NJ. Il, Zion Sunday SchoS
viii run q moonlight excursion to Vale
Forge, on the srd of September. tn
,Ssin leaves Johnson City at = o'clock tbs
eyeling.
Tho subscription >rsSsble In &c
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